Anybody Decide Not to Subscribe to Ebiztools?

[Roadtripray]

My 90 day trial has ended, and now they want $66 for 6 months or $120 for 12 months. I'm inclined to just leave it expired, because I very disappointed in the quality of what I've seen. I've had more customers confused by online ordering than anything, and it's easier for me to just enter everyone's order in myself.

The Personal Website isn't so great. You have to already be a good seller in order to get any referrals from them. And it's tough to differentiate your site from anyone else's.

Of course I'll lose the mobile app, but it's not really worth $10 or $11 for that. C'mon, even my local supermarket gives me a free app to use. I'm just tired of being nickel-and-dimed for a subpar service.

I'm curious if anyone else has decided to forego the subscription and if so how has it affected your sales?

 

[ShellBeach]

.... I've had more customers confused by online ordering than anything, and it's easier for me to just enter everyone's order in myself.

I haven't used it for years, for this very reason. I tried it for 2 years and it was a bust. People were ordering, and it would go to some other random consultant.

If they ever change it so it's similar to several other direct sales websites, where customers can go to the company website, order, and then at the very end - ask them if they are ordering from a certain party or certain consultant and credit the order to the correct person - then I would consider paying for it again.

I had a personal website for 2 years and finally had one too many customers who entered an order that timed out & went to some other consultant.

I haven't even looked up what the mobile app does, but are you saying customers would have to pay for it? I thought only consultants would pay for the mobile app, so they could input show orders.